Trade Practice Rules for the Rayon Industry

Promulgation date as printed in the volumes: Dec. 11, 1951. 9 mentions in F.T.C. Decisions volumes 27-55.

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• v027-0037, 27 F.T.C. 442: resses were made, Par. 5. The advertisements on which said complaint was based were: apparently arranged for prior to the publication by the Commission’ of the Trade Practice Rules for the Rayon Industry, namely October’
• v049-0085, 49 F.T.C. 1278: labeling all garments made of rayon and other synthetic fabrics to show their synthetic fiber content, and stated that they were then fully complying with the Trade Practice Rules of the Commission applicable to the rayon and acetate textile industry, it was nevertheless in the public interest that cease and desist order issue in view of the inflammable characteristics of fabrics theretofore used in some of
• v049-0086, 49 F.T.C. 1283: ll garments made of rayon and other synthetic fabrics to show the synthetic fiber content thereof, and further state that they are now fully complying with the Trade Practice Rules of the Federal Trade Commission applicable to the rayon and acetate textile industry. However, because of the inflammable characteristics of the fabrics heretofore used in some of the wearing apparel manufactured and distributed by the responde
• v050-0014, 50 F.T.C. 171: on to be placed on its " suspense calendar" pending the outcome of a Trade Practice Conference Proceeding specially called to consider proposed revision of the Trade Practice Rules for the Rayon Industry, a subject of prime importance to the major issues joined in this proceeding. The afor,ementioned Rayon Rules had been in force. since promulgation of same by
• v050-0014, 50 F.T.C. 171: es although the Rules, as such were not squarely in issue), that the present proceedings were instituted. On December 11, 1951, the Commission promulgated its "Trade Practice Rules for the Rayon and Acetate Textile Industry," thereby superseding the Rules of 1937. On March 4, 1952, the Commission, by order, restored the matter to its active file with direction to the Examiner to:
• v050-0014, 50 F.T.C. 173: t, among such being the presently considered charge, pursuant to which motion the Commission , (noting that it had, on December 11 , 1951 , promulgated the new Trade Practice Rules for the Hayon and Textile Industry which recognize that "rayon" and "acetate" are different textile fibers, and that respondent has accepted sueh Rules aud is presently identifying its aeetate t
• v050-0078, 50 F.T.C. 1045: , inform purchasers of these fabrics that they were com.. posed of rayon or that they were highly inflammable. On December 11, 1951, the Commission promulgated Trade Practice Rules for the Rayon and Acetate Textile Industry. These rules declare that it is an unfair trade practice to sell or advertise products including fabrics, composed of rayon without disclosure that they are ra
• volume 53, 53 F.T.C. 1312: in part of rayon or acetate it will cease and desist from failing to disclose clearly such rayon or acetate content in accordance with the requirements of the Trade Practice Rules for the Rayon and Acetate Textile Industry, promulgated by the Federal Trade Commission on December 11, 1951.
• v055-0250, 55 F.T.C. 1452: ven though he knows it is there. Such disclosure does not satisfy the requirements of the la\\. Although it is not intended , in this decision , to enforce the Trade Practice Rules for the Rayon and Acetate Textile Industry, they are referred to in connection with the contention by respondent that it had discontinued the practices c.riticized before the comp1aint \Vas issued , and